Flic Film Aurora 400 in Caledon On.

 

Had to drive up to Caledon to the Caledon Ski Club to pay my ski fees back in the summer, it was a nice excuse for a day trip up to Belfountain, and of course do some photography. My friend Brandy of Film Diary of a Redhead on Instagram spotted me a roll of Flic Film Aurora 400, of course I shot it. The camera of choice was my Olympus OM-4 Ti because the meter was super reliable, consitant exposures, which was what I got.  

I have no idea what this film truly is, other than it's respooled Kodak 400 ISO colour film, that's it. I do like Aurora 400 along with Street Savvy 400, Flic Film is doing important work making colour film more affordable for those not willing to drop Ektar and Portra money. Aurora 400 is easy to scan with little to no colour correcting needed. I plan to secure more Aurora 400 when I get a chance. 

Camera: Olympus OM-4 Ti, MC Zuiko Lenses. 

Film: Flic Film Aurora 400. 


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